Sentence examples for that the leeway from inspiring English sources

They argued in a letter sent in March that the leeway afforded employers could provide "a back door" to policies that discriminate against unhealthy workers.

The Court notes, however, that the leeway for state choices urged by Wisconsin and the United States is characteristic of the Medicaid statute, which is designed to advance cooperative federalism.

That reduces the leeway that MarketWatch had over TheStreet.com to cut marketing spending.

It could be market instability or generational shifts that provided the leeway for Ralph Lauren to produce a collection that toyed drolly with both his own tailoring tradition and with overworked masculine stereotypes.

Whyman concedes that up until now the UK has failed to take advantage of the leeway that is currently permitted under EU law but says that economic renewal requires freedom from competition, state aid and procurement rules.

That means no shortcuts and none of the leeway that plenty of other industries out there get".

That gave him the leeway to make another plan.

Mr. Obama largely surrendered the point, agreeing to vague wording that allowed nations the leeway of promising to take whatever steps were necessary for "sustained growth".

"From the look of things, we've reached the bottom of the leeway that the constitution allows.

Top aides wooed major donors for super PACs, taking advantage of the leeway that campaigns have to legally collaborate with the groups on fundraising.

Correction: November 15 , 2003 Saturday A front-page article on Wednesday about the leeway that companies have in financing their pension funds referred incompletely to the response by CNF Inc., a freight and logistics company, to a lawsuit filed by a group of retirees who had worked for the company and for Consolidated Freightways, a division that was spun off.